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Free Kindle download of RUNNING WITH STILETTOS!
Hey there my dears,
I'm doing a free promo Kindle download of "Running with Stilettos" this weekend (Jan. 26 and 27) AND next weekend (Feb. 1, 2 and 3) to celebrate the fact that the book is finally out in paperback again! I pulled the…
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FREE award-winning book on KINDLE!
Just in time for the holidays, I’m offering a FREE promotion for the Kindle version of my award-winning book, "FABULOUS IN FLATS" . This was the collection of essays that was named “Published Book of the Year” by the Florida…
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“Women have sat indoors all these millions of years, so that by this time the very walls are permeated by their creative force, which has, indeed, so overcharged the capacity of…
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Empowerment
What prohibits me from writing? My self esteem/confidence in my writing ability/skills and comparing myself to others. I never really realize how "juvenile" my writing was until I entered college. My grammar skills was (and still is) something left to be desired, although it is not as…
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Women Taking Lots of Hits: A Select Group Are Fighting Back
Women’s abilities are always being called into question. Take Rick Santorum's poke at women being too emotion for duty at the front lines of combat situations. A select corps of women is fighting back. Read the story of one American and two Afghani teenagers who are trying to make history and become the first…
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Word Of The Day: "Positivitude"
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Passion and Purpose can Transform a Woman: Lateefah Simon’s Story
As a young teenager Lateefah seemed to be going nowhere. She dropped out of school and was on probation for shoplifting. Then someone offered her a different path. She changed directions and at 19 she took over a women's center helped women and girls find hope. Read this MacArthur Foundation Genus…
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Why You Shouldn't Tell Her How Beautiful She Looks?
In order to break the cycle of girls growing into women who see their worth in terms of image, we need to talk to them about what really makes them beautiful. Read more about author Lisa Bloom’s advice to women about talking to girls on my Living in the Heartland blog at…
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Midwives for Haiti: Saving Lives One Mother and Child at a Time
Erin Curtiss is a midwife in Seattle. Haiti has a desperate for midwives. Women in Haiti are fifty times more likely to die during childbirth than women in America. Erin volunteered to go to Haiti to lend a hand. She was unprepared for what she discovered. Read her story on my…
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Elouise Cobell: She was no legend. She was the real deal.
Americans persist in telling and retelling the Thanksgiving story. It is a well-meaning celebration of the bounty of the land of the country and thanks to the Native American people who helped the Pilgrims who had newly immigrated. But Thanksgiving is a legend, a myth. Read about a Native American woman who…
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Her Name Fits: Mary Ann Angel
Mary Ann Angel might be described as the little mouse that roars. Her outward demeanor is neither loud nor forceful. However, her strength, unbounded energy to do good deeds, her concern for humanity, and readiness to extend the warmth of friendship is what demonstrate that this soft-spoken woman from humble…
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She’s played with the big boys. Now she calls the shots.
Perry Barber was a singer/songwriter growing up in the 1970s. She did office work for Gladys Knight, and performed as an opener for Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, and Hall and Oates. But music was not to be her calling. Instead, her career path lay on the baseball infield. Perry is one of a handful of women who…
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Announcing The Shame Prom
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Israeli and Palestinian Women Are Proof that Life is a Beach
Civil disobedience is on the rise. This can be a good thing, as is the case in Israel this summer. Israeli women are risking criminal prosecution by going to the beach. They are taking Palestinian women along to protest decades of dehumanization. Read the full story on my…
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She'd Like to Drive Men
Princess Ameerah Al-Taweel doesn’t want to drive men mad. She does, however, want to be able to drive a car. No Saudi Arabia woman has the legal right to drive a car. Princess Ammerah is a vocal proponent of women’s rights. Saudi women’s rights are severely restricted by American terms. Read Read what…
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The Power Bell
Because most of the women in our golf club only play on dry days, Oregon golf season can reasonably be considered to last from July 5-September 25. And so it came to pass that for one entire season during the '80's Carla, as the 9-Hole Captain and I, as Eclectic Chair, giggled our way through recording golf scores for members and grew to become rock solid
friends.
Years later while recovering…
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Run Rosie, Run. She's Number One around the Track
Many young girls dream of owning or just riding horses. But those who dare to become a professional jockey have lots of hard work ahead of them. Rosie Napravnik, 23 finished ninth in the 2011 Kentucky Derby in May. She became the highest-finishing female rider in the premier thoroughbred horse race that has…
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Grete Waitz: A True Road Warrior
Memorial Day weekend is the official start of the summer vacation season in America. This weekend, when millions of Americans take to the road, seems like a particularly appropriate time to recognize Grete Waitz, the Norwegian-born woman who died of cancer on April 11 at the age of 57 of cancer knew a lot about…
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